Our Bikes
- We offer sturdy, comfortable e-bikes that suit riders of different heights and weights.
- Four levels of pedal assist and a torque sensor to amplify your efforts
- Full color LCD display screen shows speed, distance and battery life
- Saddle seats that are nice and wide and offer more cush for your tush
- Integrated headlights, tail lights , brake lights and blinkers to enhance trail safety
- 4" fat tires provide extra balance and stability
- Insulated cooler bags are big enough to hold a few personal belongings, a couple bottles of water and a small lunch
- Bell to signal to other trail users for safe passing
- Safety helmet
- All bikes and equipment are cleaned and sanitized before each rental
SOME OF OUR FAVORITE DESTINATIONS/STOPS
Hemenway Park Boulder City
Hemenway Park Boulder City
Hemenway Park Boulder City
Just off the loop between miles 28-29. A great place to view wildlife, as Bighorn sheep are often seen grazing in the grass here. This park has restrooms, picnic tables and amazing lake views!
Historic Railroad Tunnels
Hemenway Park Boulder City
Hemenway Park Boulder City
This historic trail is just off the loop at mile 24. The unpaved but well maintained trail is a 7.5 mile round trip ride. It takes you through the railroad tunnels that were constructed in 1931 to bring in materials to construct the dam. There is a restroom available at the trailhead.
Boulder Beach Picnic Area
Hemenway Park Boulder City
Boulder Beach Picnic Area
Boulder Beach is inside the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The picnic area offers covered picnic tables, restrooms and awesome lake views.
Bullet Train Restaurant
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
Boulder Beach Picnic Area
The perfect stop for a cold drink and delicious bite to eat. This brand new restaurant is located just below the trail at mile marker 0. Easily accessible from the trail, indoor and outdoor seating. Bike parking available.
Railroad Pass Travel Center
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
At the Railroad Pass trailhead at mile marker 0. Great place to grab some drinks and snacks. There’s a Capriotti’s sandwich shop inside. Bike parking available.
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
Alan Bible Visitor Center (Lake Mead Visitor Center)
Perched on the hill at mile marker 24 is the Lake Mead Visitor Center. Restrooms and bike parking available.